Arabia (daughter of Justin II)

Arabia was a daughter of Justin II, Byzantine Emperor from 565 to 578 AD, and Empress Sophia. She is primarily known for her marriage to Baduarius, the curopalates.

While historical details about Arabia's life are relatively scarce, her marriage to Baduarius suggests a connection to the Byzantine power structure and potential diplomatic significance. Baduarius held the important title of curopalates, a high-ranking court dignity in the Byzantine Empire. His duties likely involved administrative and military responsibilities.

The union between Arabia and Baduarius produced a daughter named Sophia, who married Tiberius, a son of the Byzantine Emperor Maurice. This marriage further solidified the familial links to the Imperial throne and illustrates the continued influence of Justin II's lineage within the Byzantine aristocracy.